Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-05-06
EDINBURG NOTES.

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Mr. b. + Hiseys new shoemai.er's shop
on Main street is abOu: finished.
Already four persons have announced
themselves as candidates for Overseer Of
the Poor IN this District.
We regret to hear that Henry :. Wight
man, of this place, one Of our most pop--
lar young men, is down with fever
The Police Gazette would have a boom
here if Richard X. Fox wou.l boon. his
agent at this place a little.
Our old friend W. II. Betsy Baker has
opened up first class grocery and cor
fectiorery in the building mex. 20 The
Murray House.
We guess II. A. Whssen * Bro. don't
like to see these hot days and warm nights
passing by and their ice cream saloon not
up yet. Hurry, boys, with the building.
The Christian church at Edirburg. hay.
ing been repaired, painted and decorated
will be reopened Sunday, May sth, l-s7.
Ed. Morgan Morgans, the Missouri Evan
gelist, Will be present and conduct the
services. The public is cordially invited.
Bacon and lard for sale at the Bakery.
Groceries Of all kinds az the Bakery.
Laundry and toilet soaps at the Bakery.
For a good lunch 60 10 the Bakery
Tobacco to suit any taste at the Bakery.
Fresh cakes, pies, bread, &c. always Oh
baud at the Bakery.
Headquarters for French and common
candies, II A. WI. ssen a Bro
Rev. Jno. Il. Barney will hold n woods
meeting on the river near Mr.. Daniel
Bowman's, on the Sunday Of May, at
which time eight or ten persons will be
baptized, at the same place as last year
Sacrament of the Lords supper wili also
be administered on the same day. The
fords and roads are in good condition, and
the public are cordially invited 10 attend.
The largest and cheapest stock Of ping
ham, lawns, crinkles, calico victory lawn
and Indian linen IN town. is a, G.. =.
Wightmans.
Remember c. y. Wightman will no; be
undersold for he has a large stock Of
goods and they must be sold.
One b. cake of good soap fox . cents a.
c. p. Nightmare.
Mr. r. W. Wndle. Of near tb.. place,
either lost or had his poke; book taken
from his pocket, in Washington, j. c.,
one day last week. II contained about
sl6O in cash and a considerable amount IN
checks, notes, &c. he at once had the
payment OF the checks stopped. and offer
ed a reward of $50 for tie return Of the
rocket book and contents.
Wanted-lOOO bushels Of corn by Irwin
q Baker, for which they vii pay the very
highest market price.
Wanted-7OtO bushels Of wheat per
month, by Irwin & Baker, foT which they
viii pay the very highest cash prices.
Irwin & Baker always pay the very
highest prices for al kinds Of marketable
produce.
Ifyou do not think Irwin & Baker are
selling goods cheap, Just slip in and they
will certainly astonish you. Quick salts
and small profits is their motto.
Don't fail to see Irwin & Bakers llue Of
white dress goods
Mrs. Elizabeth Grove, wife Of M. L.
". Grove, one of our old and much re
spected citizens, died at her home in this
place on Sunday morning last at about 4
o'clock, after lingering Illness of many
weeks. Her son, Mr.. 7. A. Grove, who
has been living in Wythe county. arrived
IN time 70 be with her for some days, but
her daughter, Mrs. Boyd, now living in
Missouri, did not reach home until several
hours after her mothers death. Mrs.
Grove was about G. years old, was a con-
sstent member Of the Methodist church,
and died in great peace Her funeral
was preached on Monday by Rev. Geo.
Zimmerman, her pastor, and her re-
mains were committed 10 the tomb in the
presence of a large and sorrowful gather
ing.
H. E. Boyer will trade for all the first
class lumber that can be had, and will pay
the highest market price.
II. Z. Boyer has the largest stock Of
shoes and ready-made clothing in town
on which he cannot be beat in either quail
ity or price.
In fact, ANYTHING in the general mer
chandise line, for cheapness and quality
20 to II. Z. Boyer's.
H. Z. Boyer carries the largest stock o
merchandise in Edinburg
II. f. Boyer is always up with tn
market on all country produce.
: H. z. Boyer will trade for washed an
Q unwashed wool, and will pay the highes
D market price.
d II. f. Boyer, Edinburg Va, is gener'
{ agent for Shenandoah county for the grea
Eclectic Blood Remedy, and if it does nc
e do what is claimed, money will be refine
n ed. Try it.
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